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The first RISE Spotlight had the theme of Workspace Evolution. Produced in association with TNW and sponsored by Nureva, it took place on Tuesday 24 November 2020.
With the increased shift to remote working and the ongoing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, this was a timely subject to discuss. Click below to read reports on the sessions or watch the on-demand videos.
The devastating impact of COVID-19 has compelled people to work remotely, impacting on collaborative working and applying skill sets usually applied in traditional workplaces. Callum Booth, TNW Editor, discussed these issues with Marit Janssen, a Transformation Consultant at ABN AMRO.
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated a shift to remote working. The Roundtable – moderated by Már Másson Maack, Editor of Growth Quarters, TNW – discussed the challenges of creating a culture of technology and innovation whilst navigating the remote working landscape.
With distributed teams ever more present, Youri Doeleman, partner of venture capital firm Antler, used the Startup Nation RISE Spotlight session to highlight the innovation taking place among companies that are developing tools to enhance collaboration, improve physical and mental wellbeing, and support employees.
Sponsor – Nureva
Nureva is an award-winning technology company that imagines and builds advanced audio conferencing solutions that make it remarkably easy for people to connect and collaborate. The performance and flexibility of our products make them ideal for the new reality of the hybrid workplace.
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